Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-14
Members of the New French Cabinet,
With their OHces--Text of
Sadi-Carnot's Message.
The Newly Elected Legislature o
Hawaii Has Cut Down the Salaries
of the State Officials.
An Irish Delegation Will Ask the Govern.
ment to Grant Compensation to tho
Land Owners for Losses.
Franco.
Tup ND" ClpYNu


this morning publishes the new Cabinet
as follows:
NJ. Tirard, premier, also minister oil
finance and minister of posts and tele-
graphs;
Fallieres, minister of Justice;
Flourens, minister of foreign affairs;
Sarien, minister of the interior;
D'Aiteresme, minister CT commerce;
Loubet, minister Of public works;
Mahey, minister of marine;
M. Viette, minister of agriculture;
Faye, minister OF public instruction;
General Legrot, minister of war.
OF the new Cabinet Tirard, Fallieres,
Faye, Mahey and Loubet, belong to the
union of the Left, while Sarrien and Vi
cite belong to the more advanced group.
Flourens and General Legrot are not
members OF the Chamber of Deputies.
The new Cabinet met at the Elysee
palace last evening, when Presiden: Car
not read his message to Parliament. The
essage dwells upon the necessity Of eau
tious reform, the dangers of utopian
projects and the Importance of setting
aside all violence and uniting Frenchmen
in one patriotic movement. The Presl-
dent concludes with promise that he
will use every effort to show himself
We rthy of the honor done him.
General Legrot Is Commander OF the
Eighth Army Corps, with headquarters al
Bourges. He distinguished himself in
the Tunisisu campaign.
THE TEXT OF THE MESSAGE.
PARIS, Dec. 13.-President Sadi Car
not's message was submitted to the
Chamber to-day. In 1t he advocates q
policy OF concord and appeasement, and
urges the adoption Of practical reforms
for the Improvement of finance. The
Chambers, he says, in assisting the gov
eminent to execute this programme will
give Europe pledge Of frances ardent
desire to contribute to the consolidation
Of the general peace and to facilitate the
development of good foreign relations.
FERRY OvERRUN WITH CONGRATULATIONS
PARIS, Dec. I'm. Ferry has received
oyer 10000 cards, letters and kilograms.
All the foreign diplomatic representatives
sent congratulatorv notes. Many tele-
grams were received from Aisace and
Lorraine.
Aubersin, tie man who SHOT M. Ferry,
was before judge to-day and showed
signs Of lunacy. His examination was
postponed.
M. Ferry has almost entirely recovered
from his wounds.
FERRY OUT OF DANGER.
PARIS, Dec 13 M. Ferrry's progress
is so satisfactory that it is thought I'M
necessary to publish further bulletins re.
gerding his condition.
THE PROPOSED BUDGET.
81 Paris, Dec. Is The members Of the
extreme Left and the radical Left will
meet tomorrow 70 make arrangements
respecting the attitude to be adopted
toward the political budget proposed.
WILSON WILL BE CLEARED.
|xTEeNDoN, Dec. Is The Times Paris
dispatch this morning says the Judges
will give their decision in the Wilson case
tomorrow, dismissing the charges
against Wilson on the ground that nc
offapse against the law had been com
mitted.
WILL COLLAPSE SHORTLY.
PARIS. Dec. Is The formation OF the
Tirard Ministry was brought about by
threats of President Carnnt to resign il
Nj. Terard refused to 60 ahesd with the
| task. 1t is now called Carnot's Cabinet
Clemenceau's and other Radical organs
| made attacks on the new government,
which it is expected will collapse after the
| holidays.
THEY APPROVE OF IT.
PARIS, Dec. IL AT meeting ofRevo-
| lutionsts last night resolution was
adopted expressing approval Of Aubertin's
attempt upon the life Of Ferry.